ida: i think a lot of it is pandemic-related and the compounding effects of teaching students coming back to in person learning for the first time for a full year and students having to get used to that environment. staffing shortages, the ongoing pandemic and shortages both from that and from teachers leaving. and then at the same time san francisco unified school district has had their payroll problems, the budget deficit that led to layoff notices. so that spread a lot of instability and uncertainty for teachers as well as burnout. kristen: what is the district doing to address this? are they talking pay raises, bonuses, what incentives are they creating? ida: they approved a couple of stipends for teachers, retention bonuses that were supposed to go out this summer and again a little bit later on. whether that is enough to hold onto the teachers they do have remains to be seen. but they said that they are working to contain new staffing and find ways to keep the teachers. kristen: i also want to briefly address a different kind of crisis. a lot of people say math, the scores have

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it was a big corporate ida b with ah, with a doctor. the sedation, so the lack of quickly time up to the kept doing things. so they have very short window time because the hard is on so not ready talk with me. i don't know what it is really disturbing to see an elephant and go to this whole captain operation with as we all know, they are highly intelligent thing of any social and it is extremely traumatizing. claudia, what's been happening for years and years. that's not clearly it is being tried out again. i mean, why are we doing the same thing again with a oh, once the elephant is captured, it's put into a crown, which is basically like a fed hang for the next few months. all the animals better is broken and that's how you obtain that. and all it is the most painful thing for any animal, the world, nobody a get killed. it's actually an order from one infant conflict with some more trophy who, when, who, when conflict to one section of the people that actually in conflict with other sexual to people. i, we strongly believe that what p

ida in zimberman , to be in that place.ver your outfit went and so that people know that this is his projectile with his signed with his autograph for the money killed this girl. and what will be left of him? here there are other people in this elite, and romantic sentimental pensive completely, not embarrassed by their such, ringing stupidity is the saying of an actress of a good actress, chulpan khamatova that's what she said. i'm sure that russian soldiers who have been to the theater somehow behave differently in ukraine. well, i don't know, they shoot past and surrender. i have no doubt that there are such people. chulpan probably, say anarchy performances, those went to the theater. who shot and beheaded our military prisoners? do you know such performances? maybe they were involved? so this is a historical question, well, i would like to finish with a little illustration, returning to this touching santa g7 and the rider, so to speak, the apocalypse look around russia and the big seven reminds me of a fairy tale wolf

ida. to measure abortion coverage is that the right way to measure it?sure it? no, and it is an important one. _ the right way to measure it? no, and it is an important one. the _ it is an important one. the technical term for this but bbc and ofcom is due impartiality and what that means is precisely not equal time. the bbc should not be giving equal time to people who believe that there is no such thing as global warming, as opposed to those who believe that there is such a thing as google warming, and the reason for that is because there is a body of factual evidence which means it clear that giving somebody equal time on that is giving equal time to answers. [30 equal time on that is giving equal time to answers.— equal time on that is giving equal time to answers. do you think social media has changed _ time to answers. do you think social media has changed the _ time to answers. do you think social media has changed the way - time to answers. do you think social media has changed the way people i media has changed the way people think about imparti

algunos pronostican que los pasajes de ida y de vuelta en el país pudieran bajar a menos de $300.ajeros de manera cual. la bahía los vuelos desde san francisco a frankfurt y dioniso fueron cancelados >> llegó el momento de ponernos cómodos en el palco deportivo eso es explicar el sentimiento de los aficionados hacia el fútbol pero tengo un muy buen ejemplo [♪ ♪ ♪] en los de punta reciben a su nueva joya el argentino paulo dybala y les pidieron el bienvenido al jugador de la selección argentina una locura >> en dallas este martes se vivió un auténtico espectáculo anotó par de goles ante la juventus en el duelo de pretemporada que terminó con empate a dos más allá de los hechos de definiciones a mi en particular me llamó mucho la atención como el extremo celebro ambos tantos creo que me recuerda alguien muy querido en el área de la bahía >> es el famoso (...) steve curry celebración que se hizo amos barcelona de hecho publicó una fotografía de del bl al cual estrella reaccionó expresando que es un movimiento. esto es mundial >> [hablando inglés] . >> preguntaran aquí tiene esta crít

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ida. like this in mexico city. no, no, we like this in mexico city.ve _ like this in mexico city. no, no, we have a _ like this in mexico city. no, no, we have a lot _ like this in mexico city. no, no, we have a lot around. l like this in mexico city. no, i no, we have a lot around. not only does _ no, we have a lot around. not only does this _ no, we have a lot around. not only does this pollution contaminate the water, but the dangerous pathogens can also evaporate into the air and be absorbed into the crops that are grown in the wetlands. you know, the moment you leave behind the super busy embarcaderos of xochimilco, it feels like you enter a completely different world. there is so much wildlife here, so much greenery, it is so serene. but even out here in the more remote areas of the wetlands, the pollution is endangering one of mexico's most iconic animals. the strange looking but much loved axel model. what is so special about these little creatures! —— axolotl. i can't believe this is happening. i'm about to hold a axolotl! it is so smooth, it

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andrea: i was blown away by ida b. wells barnette, who spoke truth to power every step of the way.errell and her daughter both served with the silent sentinels. they were just standing there with banners saying, "mr. president, when will women gain the vote?" ♪ >> ♪ one day the women will ♪ andrea: mabel ping-hua lee was the first chinese woman to earn a doctorate in the united states and an active suffragist in the movement. i've actually been considering revoicing "suffrage cantata" to include tenor and bass voices so that a mixed chorus could sing this. these words need to be in men's mouths as well as women, and i thought, there's a lot of truth to that. >> ♪ it is coming ♪ >> ♪ one day ♪ soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. thank you for joining us for the listening tour. >> if you want to watch portions of the show you may have missed, or any previous episodes of the listening tour, just go to our website, matteroffact.tv. and listen to “matter of fact with soledad o'brien” on your favorite podcast provider. watch us during the week on fyi, pluto, and youtube. [captioning performed

y era de honduras la familia trata de procesar su perd ida y mandar un mensaje al gobierno. >>> entre>>> hace 3 meses y medio, saliÓ de honor por duras con destino a estados unidos. >>> en la ruta transitÓ de monterrey a laredo en san tanto hoy no se convirtiÓ en vÍctima de la tragedia migrante. >>> el padre dice que vendieron sus cosas para pagar el viaje, pero la forma en que la transportaban al momento de su muerte no era bajo las condiciones acordadas. >>> la fueron a meter en el cajÓn sÍ entonces se perdiÓ el dinero de puro le mintieron y eso duele tambiÉn la mentira. >>> era la mayor de una familia de seis hermanos, uno de ellos la recuerda gratamente. >>> le gustaba trabajar bastante. >>> su natal honduras trabajaba como maestra era muy querida entre sus alumnos, porque su hermano lamenta que se ido. >>> le vinoron los deseos de venirse para acÁ y entonceses no pudimos hacer nada. >>> ahora su familia espera la repatriaciÓn del cuerpo. >>> que nos ayuden a traerla lo mÁs rÁpido. >>> mientras se siguen dando a conocer mÁs nombres de las vÍctimas mexicanas de la tragedia como jua

he and i, unfortunately, we don't see ida why and what is going on -- eye to eye in what is going on.eporter: saudi arabia has been accused of trying to sportswash its image. tiger woods thinks the rebels may be banned from future opens. >> some may never be able to play major championships again. we don't know that for sure yet. it's up to all the major championship bodies to make that determination, but it is a possibility that some players will never get a chance to play in a major championship, never get a chance to experience this. rerter: the sport is at a crossroads. it will be another uncomfortable few days for golf. brent: here is a reminder of our top story. u.s. president biden is in israel. he laid a wreath at the holocaust memorial ahead of talks with israeli leaders. his itinerary also includes a controversial visit to saudi arabia. you're watching "dw news." after a short break i will be back to take you through the day. we'll be right back. ♪ "@ ♪ >> protesters in colombo storm the official compound of the prime minister. instability grows across sri lanka a natural --

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accusations by some western states failed to mention ukrainian far right battalions such as as of an ida recent speech by prison zalinski to the greek parliament given while besides 2 other fighters received a huge backlash from greeks, the ukrainian embassy there responded to saying that as a regiment had been reformed. volume is lensky also compared to the conflict in ukraine with the holocaust while addressing the israeli parliaments. though even before the conflict begun, both you and on western media condemned ukrainian, neo nazis for violating human rights. earlier, we got to take some investigative journalist working in don't bust 60 new and as is better in ukraine. so pretend that they do not exist. and then they are not a threat for me is just completely amazing. and they are really dangerous. they are the more ideologically phonetic and ukraine. the, these battalions were the 1st to shoot against civilians, ended on boss in 2014, when the war begun. zelinski had during years ago and since 9 now people in his government are war are openly neo nazis. i mean, did me throw your rus

look, i love my ida, i ate and it’s a pity time from my grandfather’s heaven natalya koroleva was borne tetyana ovsienko, too you my ukraine and nikolay baskova's mother is ukrainian and has been the people's artist of ukraine for almost 20 years, how do the stars really feel about the war unleashed by the kremlin, their concert directors know for sure, so we decided to call them and to invite performers to occupied kherson, they say there, the authorities are planning a concert, a headliner is needed, good day, my name is illianora, the concert agency s pika, igor baturov, directs baskov's concerts at the beginning of the war, he sang, he published his position on the war on instagram, they say that the people's liberation army are independent, so russia has every right to take on the protection of these republics and what about ukraine's newly occupied kherson! concert director tetyana vsienko, singer kurina, a kyivan, her mother definitely lived here before the war, and how now the attitude towards the side is based on the fact that they have mother and sister live in kyiv. so, the

capabilities of ukrainian institutions and also it potential from now on will work not only for our victory ida the development of collective security in europe stated this in his address president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi he announced that ukraine has become an associate member of the special of nato's multilateral program on technological interoperability, this means that our country not only implements the alliance's standards, but can itself participate in the development of new standards the fact that we are capable of this is proven every day by our defenders in the confrontation with the enemy, and here modern artillery comes in quite handy thanks to it, we remind the occupier that he will not find safety on any piece of ukrainian land, the experience of our military capabilities, ukrainian institutions , the potential of our country, all this will now be ukrainian contribution to the development of collective security in europe and when this happens on the 139th day of a full-scale war with which russia planned to destroy us in a week, and the ukrainian state not only survived, bu

ida here curiously there are details. for example, a bunch of children's drawings.hese are children, children wrote to fighters. aida uh wrote letters to telegrams. right there on the wall. that's a lot of uh, any admiration symbols. do not be sorry, here you are, it will be ours, but they speak for themselves. again, children's drawings. in general, one can imagine hmm how ukrainian propaganda works when children write crimes to killers haidara is best informed, the head of the starobelsk forensic medical examination department. dmitry romanchuk exactly. he worked with the bodies of dead civilians tortured by militants killed dozens of bodies for amounts far less than $ 200,000 over several years. starobelsky two citizens surname kuroshi ivanov, they were in starobelsk and left the city in the direction of belovodsk through a checkpoint, which was at the exit at that time, there was an e-battalion stationed there in a few days. uh, they were found on the right bank of the river. aidar mountain shot the car disappeared, in which they drove out, and definitely this a

everything it could spare at the ensemble. gradient special forces units, the nationalist battalion, ida, and the elite 10 mounted assault brigade, all arrayed against them. thousands of mines and avalon, troops, shells and rockets. nothing's helps. the orchestra marches on silent, secretive and relentless to simply that only they can here work as d a r t from clean the oil that he, it's people's republic give says it wants washington to hand over more effective multi roll f. 16 fighter jets instead of single roll a 10 attack planes are 2 contributor rachel marston explains how ukraine has gone from begging for western help to bossing around its patrons. the west has been bending over backwards, trying to accommodate ukraine's requests. since the outset of the conflict and some of them as been pretty wild calls for weapons resulted in european union countries giving away their own to the detriment of their own national security cause for sanctions resulted in the use sanctioning its own gas supply to the detriment of their own citizens and industry. ukraine president vladimir zalinski ha

everything it could spare at the ensemble gradient special for as units the nationalist battalion, ida, and the elite, had mounted assault brigade, all arrayed against them. thousands of mines and avalon troops, shells, and rockets. nothing's helps. the orchestra marches all silent, secretive and relentless. to simply that only they can hear black gasdio, haughty from clean the oil. that he, it's people's republic rushes gas. prom has blamed western sanctions and the company policies of siemens for the forced reduction of gas applies to europe. gas prom says siemens is failing on its obligations to repair russian turbines, which significantly complicates the operation of the north stream. one pipeline, the region utilities, except for the anti russian sanctions were imposed, we had no problems with obtaining the repaired engines for replacement. the situation today is completely different. back in may, we expected one repaired engine from siemens, but still haven't received it. with the sanction situation, risk preventing the return of the turbine engine to russia while sending other e

ida -- militia? i don't think so. to think that the second amendment protects mass shooters is nuts. we are stuck with that at this moment with the supreme court. someday, another supreme court may get us back to what the second amendment really meant but in the interim we should be aggressive to pass the measures necessary to bring common sense to -- decency and safety to streets and our families. >> we are now four months from the 2022 midterms. there are indications republica ns could take back both chambers of congress. >> my prognosis, i am going to vote. i'm going to get everyone i know to vote. i am going to do what everybody does who is listening to this, which is talk to your nieces, nephews, cousins and neighbors and get people to vote. the more we vote, the more we will have majority decision making end of the things that i believe in, and i believe the vast majority of americans believe in, will move forward. action on climate change, women's rights to health, common sense gun legislation, all of those thi

the nationalist battalion, ida, and the elite 10th mounted assault brigade are all arranged against them. here, thousands of mines and avalon troops, shells, and rockets. nothing's helps. the orchestra marches on silent, secretive, and relentless to simply those whom he, they can hear where it goes, d a r t from clean the oil that he has the people's republic. earlier i discussed the ramifications of the military conflict as well as the western economic sanctions and informed onslaught with or rather information on slot with author columnist and political cartoonist, ted rall. it's all different when it's your country, just a huge doing the thing that you say other countries shouldn't be doing. hypocrisy is rampant in international politics as well as domestic politics. and you know, it's, it's all, it's, it's so extreme though, in this particular case that, you know, it's kind of depressing and transparent for anyone who's actually paying attention the, the united states media was really actively complicit in the war against afghanistan . and i would say, even now, with the effect of th

accusations by some western states fail to mention ukrainian far rights battalion, such as as of an ida. a recent speech by president zalinski to the greek parliaments given while standing beside 2 as of fights as receipt, a huge back clutch from the greeks. now the ukrainian embassy that did respond to say, the as of regiment had been reformed, followed him is zalinski also compared the conflicts in ukraine with a holocaust while addressing the israeli parliament. though even before the conflict begun, both the un and western media condemned ukrainian neo nazis for violating human rights. earlier, we got to take of some investigative journalists working in the don bus. 60 new and as is better in ukraine. so pretend that they do not exist and then they are not a threat for me is just completely amazing. and they are really dangerous. they are the more ideologically phonetic and ukraine. the, these battalions were the 1st to shoot against civilians. ended on boss in 2014, when the war begun. zelinski had during years ago. and since then now people in his government who are openly neo naz

everything it could spare at the ensemble gradient special forces units, the nationalist battalion, ida and the elite, had mounted assault brigade, all arrayed against them. thousands of mines and avalon troops, shells and rockets. nothing's helps. the orchestra marches on silent, secretive and relentless to a symphony that only they can hear glad gasdio, haughty from clean latoya idiots people's republic to libya now were dozens of people have reportedly been killed and wounded and fire fights between local militant groups. meanwhile, britons envoy to the united nations has called on the warring sides and libya to restore oil production and exports. we urged libby an actors to refrain from the politicization of state institutions, including the national oil corporation. libyan people need to see the full resumption of oil production and the equitable distribution of the states oil wealth. that was a statement at an international meeting on the libyan crisis. the un itself warns of a dangerous situation in the north african country as civilians they are, are being increasingly caught in

country and russia peace and prosperity despite his enormous pressure that the western sanctions create. ida is, are a poor speaking to art. now if you'd like to keep on top of all the stories affecting your world, they do check i r t dot com all the latest developments, plenty more besides just the click of this is arnie from blue to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on authentic, very dramatic and development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk awe. on february the 24th 2022. russia launched a special military operation in ukraine. the campaign. his 1st major battle was an operation to bring the city of murray. you pulled back under the control of pro russian. don bass, ah, with whom do i want you to with almost 3 months now. alexander had a cough skis unit made up of volunteers from dun ask has been fighting on the murray you put front of her new prospect.

thrown everything it could spare at the ensemble lady in special forces units, the nationalist battalion ida and the elite had mounted assault brigade or a raid against them here, thousands of mines and avalon to shells and rockets, nothing's helps. the orchestra marches on silent, secretive and relentless to a symphony. that whom he, they could hear glad gasdio haughty from keen love oil. that he, it's people's republic. or on this now we're gonna we're joined here live in the studio by author columnist and political cartoonist, ted rall, who's made a lot of comics connected to the ukranian conflict and wests, the west stands towards russia and its allies. ted, thanks a lot for joining us. in the studio, it's an honor to have you here. first thing i want to ask you about is the kind of you might call double standards in the western media. i mean, we saw how the west, the mainstream media immediately launched a massive campaign against russia after it launched its military operation when we didn't see the kind of same reaction when the same western media, or when the west launched us led mil

the accusations by western states failed to mention ukrainian, neo nazi battalion such as as of an ida or recent speech by present zalinski to the greek government given while besides 2 as of fights has received huge backlash from greeks. volume is zalinski also compared the conflicts in ukraine with a holocaust while addressing these railey parliaments. though, even before the conflict began, both you and i'm western media condemned ukrainian, neo nazis for violating human rights. earlier we got to take of some investigative journalists working in the dorm bus. 60 new and as is, but i use it in ukraine so, so pretend that they do not exist. and then they are not a threat for me is just completely amazing. and they are really dangerous, they are the more ideologically phonetic and ukraine, the, these battalions were the 1st to shoot against civilians, ended on boss in 2014, when the war begun. zelinski had, during years ago. and since now, people in his government who are openly neo nazis, i mean did me throw your rush. we knew nazi the founder or one of these new analogies battalions

earlier my colleague marine, i'm with ida spoke with al jazeera as senior political analyst. my one be sure, he explains biden's goals in saudi arabia. i think her, he's going to be able to do 2 things. one help israel integrate in the region, which means closer relationship with saudi arabia. and he's going to help and he's gonna try to enlist. so the support in his, her offensive against russia because of its warden ukraine. i think what's puzzling, what's amazing in all of that are doing it. what's puzzling is the fact that 50 years after biden 1st came to the region, the 3 had domains remain the same. is red oil, cold war, and hospital to worse russia. this is in think 50 years later. so what does it say about the american foreign policy since he was a junior senator to now he's being a president that was still faced with the same title in $973.00. it was israel's war with age of now it's is earl's confrontation with the one back then. so the radio hiked the oil prices because at the backdrop of the war, now there's a hike of oil prices because of again, the cold war. so

seems confident that promoting sustainable practices and investing in small farmers like those in melba ida will ultimately be the best way to avert a potential food crisis. the u. n. food and agriculture organization have expressed optimism over projects like sim bundle either or sewing life. the goal here in mexico is to expand the existing program by including more crops and using organic fertilizers. and thus moving the country toward food self sufficiency. experts in mexico see that while subsidies offer a good solution in the short term, the only way to guarantee food security is through economic policies aimed at curbing inflation. manuel rap, hello al jazeera, mexico city. u. s. authorities say they will seek the immediate extradition of an a tourist at drug lord captured by mexican forces. mexico's navy released footage of rafael at cairo quinn, tara, shortly after he was arrested in sinaloa carrack on tara, was jailed in the 1980s from asked to mining the killing of a u. s. drug enforcement agent. he was released on a technicality in 2013, but he returned to drug trafficking. mike

artists to a concert in occupied kherson, did baskov ovsienko and koroleva agree, see yes, i love my idardensome time from my grandfather’s heaven. natalya koroleva was born in ukraine, too . years old, has the title people's artist of ukraine, how do the stars really feel about the war unleashed by the kremlin, their concert directors know exactly, so we decided to call them and invite the performers to the occupied kherson, they say there, the government is planning a concert, a headliner is needed . manages baskov's concerts at the beginning of the war, sang, published his position on the war on instagram, saying that the ldr is independent, so russia has every right to take over the protection of these republics and what about ukraine's newly occupied kherson! what a city kherson is

ida. daughter of dick cheney. was he a phony republicans?— a phony republicans? phony republicans? no, she is not even going to _ a phony republicans? no, she is not even going to win _ a phony republicans? no, she is not even going to win her- not even going to win her party's endorsement when there is a primary next month. liz cheney is finished.- is a primary next month. liz cheney is finished. sorry, you said she is — cheney is finished. sorry, you said she is a _ cheney is finished. sorry, you said she is a phony _ said she is a phony republicans. i wondered said she is a phony republicans. iwondered if said she is a phony republicans. i wondered if you thought dick cheney was a phony republican. find thought dick cheney was a phony republican-— republican. and is not even runnina republican. and is not even running for _ republican. and is not even running for re-election - republican. and is not even - running for re-election because running for re—election because he has absolutely no chance of re—election. he is finished —— kinzingerer. the people that re

ida whatever it takes. how far we go on that? ., ., , ., whatever it takes. how far we go on that? we go on that? ., ., , that? no option could be off the table because it's _ that? no option could be off the table because it's important - that? no option could be off the - table because it's important that we have control of our borders. i am the product of that and my family immigrated here, but it's absolutely right that the system works fairly for all and people can't break the rules. i will ensure as prime minister that we gripped the challenges we face, fix the problems that our borders and ensure the migration here is legal, orderly and controlled. that's what i'll deliver. , , , controlled. that's what i'll deliver. ,, , ., ., deliver. why push forward with rwanda? the _ deliver. why push forward with rwanda? the home _ deliver. why push forward with rwanda? the home affairs - deliver. why push forward with - rwanda? the home affairs committee said they were aren't convinced it's going to work and it's going to be expensive. figs going to work and it's going to be exensive.

in september 29th, 2012, ida pressley 3:00 in the mormon, in the back of pomp casino, a cocktail whichmed shauna tiaffay instituted her time card in a stabbing machine and set up for the break room. shauna had parked her car in the back plot, a practice discouraged because surveillance cameras were unable to track her all the way to the car. still, it is easier this way, quicker. after all, will a stop or really wait for her here, under a full moon? >> it was absolutely horrible. we felt so helpless. >> it is every woman's worst nightmare. >> we did not know if any of us were next. >> it never occurred to shauna to become a cocktail which is when she moved to vegas as a 20 something-year-old in the 90s. which he wanted and was to be closer to family, meaning big sister paula. >> she regionally thought, there's no way i could be a cocktail which is, i don't even drink. >> but in a casino town, a cocktail which could make good money, so now at 46, she was a veteran. >> she would laugh at herself. saying, i still don't know these cocktails, i just take them to the people. >> but she was g

ida. likes, or does he have a point? no, i think likes, or does he have a point?kes, or does he have a point? iifr, i think this is properly a case of the richest man in the world bending the richest man in the world bending the rules as he sees fit. he doesn't tend to go with the established modes of doing things, and in part thatis modes of doing things, and in part that is what has made him the richest man in the world. i don't think it's ever been that clear from the very beginning of this whole saga that elon musk�*s offered to buy twitter was ever that serious, so anybody who watching it closely expected there might be a number of different outcomes, one of which might be mask trying to pull out of the deal, or trying to lower the price of twitter. at the moment elon musk is trying to potentially lower the price, potentially through conventional means —— unconventional means. if conventional means -- unconventional means. , ., , ., conventional means -- unconventional means. , ., ., ., means. if this was a done deal, which is what _ means. if this was a done

ida. not be a arrangement to second border staff to help?er staff to help? no, the french wouldn't wear— border staff to help? no, the french wouldn't wear that. _ border staff to help? no, the french wouldn't wear that. the _ border staff to help? no, the french wouldn't wear that. the french - border staff to help? no, the french wouldn't wear that. the french have j wouldn't wear that. the french have their own computer systems, which their own computer systems, which their officers are trained to use. the problem is that there were only i believe a maximum of a dozen officers at dover east. now, when i was in calais, for the bank holiday weekend, and this isjust calais, not the channel tunnel, that is on top of that, i would want between 25 and 30 staff manning the controls. 0k, and 30 staff manning the controls. ok, that puts it into context. just to get your thoughts on another topic, we have had two conservative leadership candidates setting out their stalls on migration and the line they would take and capping numbers of refugees com

ida. killing women and children every other day in ukraine.— other day in ukraine. no, we are helping ukraine. _ other day in ukraine. no, we are helping ukraine. back— other day in ukraine. no, we are helping ukraine. back in - other day in ukraine. no, we are helping ukraine. back in april. other day in ukraine. no, we are| helping ukraine. back in aprilthe secretary general _ helping ukraine. back in aprilthe secretary general saw _ helping ukraine. back in aprilthe secretary general saw the - helping ukraine. back in aprilthe| secretary general saw the horrors pair for himself during a sombre visit to suburbs around the capital. forever scarred by russian atrocities. when you went to kyiv and ukraine you yourself were in bucha and you are obviously moved by what you saw and i remember you said you could imagine your own granddaughters having to flee. yes. auainst granddaughters having to flee. yes. against that — granddaughters having to flee. 13:3 against that backdrop was granddaughters having to flee. 133 against that backdrop was it difficult to sit and nego